Prime Minister Viktor Orban addressed the opening of the 2nd International Conference on Christian Persecution in Budapest.
Europe can only be saved if it finds its way back to the source of its true values, to its Christian identity, Orban stressed in his speech. "We are giving persecuted Christians what they need: homes, hospitals, schools, and in return we are being given that which Europe is most in need of: Christian faith, love and perseverance," he said.
The prime minister stressed that "the ailments of Christianity in Europe and the persecution of Christians elsewhere cannot be separated", but "Europe is quiet", "a mysterious force seals the lips of European politicians, and paralyses their arms".
